Owner Gerry Grealish of Tour & Taste Galway and a certified National tourist guide .  Born & raised a short distance outside Galway City. 
A local based tour company working in Galway city and county offering our knowledge to help you understand and enjoy our city and county. Take a stroll with us through the medieval city of Galway and explore its history and culture using food and drink as a way of telling its story. Tasting locally sourced food and produce from some of our favourite restaurants and bars.

Tribe Irish Gin is Ireland’s largest Gin School, and its story began back during the Covid pandemic by four friends who wanted to bring a new experience to Galway city and Salthill.

Aside from enjoying the refreshing taste of their gins, at the award-winning Tribe Gin School you can join one of their Gin Craft & Tasting Tours and Gin Masterclasses to learn all about how gin is made and flavoured, and enjoy some of Tribe’s own gin.

These Gin School Masterclass will give you the chance to learn about the Gin distilling process and how different botanicals, citrus fruits, florals and spices can influence the flavour of gin. From there you get to create, distil and bottle your own unique gin recipe to bring home with you – pretty amazing right? You don’t need to have distilled anything before, they will help you every step of the way and you are guaranteed to have a great time while doing it!

These classes are ideal for hens/stags, corporate, parties and couples looking for a different date night experience. Located 139 Upper Salthill Rd, Galway

Led by Galway native sisters, Rachel and Hannah Healy, Yoga Mara aims to bring balance and calm back into people’s lives through Mindful Movement, Meditation and Breath-Work.

About Yoga Mara

Yoga Mara exists to provide a safe space that allows you to reconnect with yourself and awaken your awareness to the possibility of a more fulfilled you.

Led by Galway native sisters, Rachel and Hannah Healy, Yoga Mara aims to bring balance and calm back into people’s lives through mindful movement, meditation and breathwork. Through the convenience of their online classes, their friendly in-person classes and their luxurious escapes, Rachel and Hannah offer several tailored solutions to help you discover a more confident you.

Town Hall Theatre Galway, owned and managed by Galway City Council and incorporating the state of the art 400-seater Main Auditorium and the 48-seater Studio Space at Courthouse Square, and the nearby, multi-purpose Black Box performance space (up to 550 seated, 750 standing) on Dyke Road presents an extensive and eclectic mix of theatre, concerts, musicals, dance, film, and comedy year-round. The venue attracts audiences of more than 100,000 annually (close to 3 million since we officially re-opened in February 1996) making it one of the most successful theatres of its size in Ireland.

Located : Courthouse Square, Woodquay H91 H3C2 Galway 

Immerse yourself in the lush surroundings of mature woodlands and rolling green pastures on the shores of Ballyquirk Lake at Wildlands near Moycullen village on the outskirts of Galway City. Only 15 minutes drive from the city, Wildlands Adventure Park promises to be the perfect getaway for energetic young families and groups.

Indoor & Outdoor Activities Include:

Zip N' Trek Grand Course & Tower, Zip N' Trek Junior Course, Indoor Climbing Walls, Challange Rooms, Disk Golf, Children's Play Village, Tag Archery, Yoga & Wellness, Archery, Sports Hall, Woodlands Jeeps, Team Building Challenges, Adventure Playground & Sand Play, Wildlands Ninja Warrior, Bush Craft, Cloud Climb Obstacle Course, Orienteering, Forest Walks, Fairy Trail, Mini Diggers, Kayaking, Standup Paddleboarding..

Dining at Wildlands

Relax and repose after all the fun in the onsite restaurant café ‘The Olive Tree Kitchen’. Open to the public and visitors, their menu champions locally sourced and home-grown ingredients, including vegetables from the Wildlands garden on site. The Firebrick pizza is a firm favourite, cooked in front of you in a traditional Neapolitan pizza oven. There’s even the “Wildlands Wagon”, a retro Volkswagen Van selling great coffee and treats.

Leisureland complex is situated on the Salthill promenade in Galway. Leisureland is a multipurpose facility with Swimming Pools, Gym, Events Hall, Coffee dock, Adventure Golf and outdoor Amusements.

Location Rockbarton road 
H91KT3V Galway Ireland

Summary Profile - Anne-Celine Lebas Donohoe - Tourist Guide in French and English

 Dia duit! I am originally from Bordeaux, South-West of France, but I moved to Galway in 2000. I have been working as a Business Development and Marketing/Customer Service professional in Tourism and Sports, Start-up and IT Multinational companies in France and Ireland. I graduated with a Bachelor of Business in International Tourism Management and also qualified as a local (Yellow Badge Galway) and national tourist guide (White Badge) with Fáilte Ireland (National Tourism Development Authority). I am a current member with ATGI Approved Tourist Guides of Ireland, and offer tours in French, English in Galway. I also speak a bit of Spanish and German.. I offer guided customized tours and extended tours in Ireland as well for visitors, students, corporate companies. My interests include Irish Art & Culture, Food Tourism, Sports and Outdoors activities, History and Literature… Slán

2026 Rates : € 170 for 2 hours (max 15 pax) / € 220 for 4 hours and € 285 for a full day

Contact email from the Association: galwaywalkingfest@gmail.com

Chairman: Jim Ward jimmacanbard@gmail.com

Galway Atlantaquaria is the National Aquarium of Ireland and one of the West of Ireland’s premier attractions. It’s home to 170 marine and freshwater species. Visitors will have the chance to hold starfish or spiny spider crab in the palm of their hands, explore an underwater world in a model submarine or help feed hundreds of hungry fish and sea creatures. Other highlights include the display tanks of seahorses, stingrays, sharks and an enormous skeleton of a Fin Whale.

The vision at Brigit’s Garden is to connect people and nature. The Gardens are widely regarded as one of the most spectacular in Ireland, set within 11 acres of native woodland & wildflower meadows. In addition to the Celtic Gardens visitors can enjoy the nature trail, an ancient ring fort (fairy fort), thatched roundhouse and crannóg, and the calendar sundial, the largest in Ireland.

There’s a lot of weaving in Brigit’s Garden: a woven fence of living willow, hand-crafted basketwork swings and symbolic harvest baskets surrounding thyme-covered mounds. Most of all, the garden is a weaving together of many people’s creativity, a rich tapestry of individual threads that together create something unique and magical.

Brigit’s Garden is very family-friendly with a younger kids’ discovery trail, Earth Quest challenge for ages 5+, a beautiful Fairy Village, natural playground and lots of opportunity to explore.

Trad on the Prom is a contemporary Irish show featuring an electrifying mix of traditional Irish music, song and dance. Shows each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday night at Leisureland Theatre, Salthill, Galway from 10th May until 29th September 2026.

Now in its twentieth season, Trad on the Prom retains its position as Ireland’s Number 1 music, song and dance experience. Trad on the Prom celebrates the passion of Ireland’s past with a contemporary production, featuring world class music, song and dance derived from the pulsating energy that has survived from the dawn of Celtic mysticism to become the record breaking phenomenon it is today.

Trad on the Prom takes place every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from mid-May to late September.

From Generation to Generation, The Abbey has brought a wonderful, interactive Visitor Experience opened in 2019 and tells the stories of the many generations of people who have lived, worked, studied and prayed inside Kylemore Abbey’s solid granite walls.  The Visitor Experience brings these stories to life in stunning fashion with the use of historical photographs, audio-visual presentations, displays of artefacts from the Kylemore archive, historical costumes, and beautifully restored period rooms. New visitors and old friends of Kylemore will be delighted with this fascinating experience which brings the story of Kylemore to life for this generation and many to come.

What better way to sightsee in Galway, than on the Corrib Princess. Sit back on this luxurious leisure cruiser and enjoy a tour of the beautiful River Corrib. The Corrib Princess sails from Woodquay in the heart of Galway city, along the famous Steamers Line, which is the lakes traditional trade route. The boat will take you from the River Corrib to Lough Corrib. On your travels, you’ll see some of the most breathtaking views of castles and other attractions of historical interest. The onboard commentary will keep you entertained with stories and interesting facts about the sights that you see.

Loughwell Farm Park is widely considered one of the premier family attractions in the West of Ireland, located in the scenic Moycullen countryside just 20 minutes from Galway City (H91 H568). This massive 12,000-square-foot facility is masterfully designed to offer a full day of entertainment regardless of the Atlantic weather. The park strikes a perfect balance between high-energy play and interactive animal encounters.